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reverse
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My search result is

Date  a.log  a.log.1 a.log.2 b.log b.log.1 b.log.2
8/1       4     3        4       5      6       7
8/2       4     3        4       5      6       7
8/3       4     3        4       5      6       7
8/4       4     3        4       5      6       7

now X =a.log+ a.log.1+a.log.2
now Y =b.log+ b.log.1+b.log.2

How can I do sum for X & Y for the entire day ?

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mayurr98
Super Champion

Try addtotals

 ... |  addtotals a.log* | rename Total as X | addtotals b.log*  | rename Total as Y

let me know if this helps!

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mayurr98
Super Champion

Try addtotals

 ... |  addtotals a.log* | rename Total as X | addtotals b.log*  | rename Total as Y

let me know if this helps!

reverse
Contributor

worked like charm 🙂

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
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Try foreach.

... | eval X=0, Y=0 | foreach a.* [eval X = X + <<FIELD>>] | foreach b.* [eval Y = Y + <<FIELD>>] | ...
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If this reply helps you, Karma would be appreciated.

reverse
Contributor

thank you.

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reverse
Contributor

@Vijeta please guide

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Vijeta
Influencer

@reverse Are these fixed number of fields for a & b? I am not sure what your question is but it seems you want to some these columns for each date

your search| eval X=a.log + a.log.1 + a.log.2| eval Y=b.log+ b.log.1+b.log.2| table Date X Y
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reverse
Contributor

" but it seems you want to some these columns for each date" - yes

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reverse
Contributor

The problem is I have multiple rolled logs suffixed with [.] and [numbers] OR [DATE].
for example ..
a.log.65
a.log.2019-08-10 and so on ..
I want to combine all a.logs

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Vijeta
Influencer

@reverse Please see the answers by richgalloway and mayur, that should work for you.

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